Art Journal pages by Kerstin

 

Welcome creative friends!

 

Today some inspirations from my latest Art Journal,

 where I have presented recently the textile cover.

I played with stencils, stamps, paper cutouts

and used as 3d elements and eye candy 

MDF shapes from Calico Craft Parts.

 

 

 

used MDF shapes from Calico Craft Parts

 

Thistle Flower

 Rustic Post & Rail Fence Panel

Cabbage Butterfly & Flowers - Flora & Fauna Flourish Style 8

 

I hope you find inspiration!

Kerstin 

 

Art Journal Cover - Springtime Feelings by Kerstin

 

Welcome creative friends!

 

I created a textile collage with leftovers from various fabric and laces

as cover for an Art Journal.

I always love to use the MDF shapes as 3d elements 

in their original form. 

Love this special wood expression, often I also split them 

and create new impressions with it.

 

 

 sewed a small house with different fabrics together

 and decorated it with a mini door in grunge style

 

some close up's

 

 

used MDF shapes from Calico Craft Parts

 

Ancestry MDF Wood Font - Create A Word

Hello

Wildflowers, Grass & Bird

 Sheet of Mini MDF Door Wood Shapes

 

 

 

I hope you find inspiration!

 

Thanks for stopping by...until next time

with some pages from this Art Journal !

 

Kerstin

Art Journal page by Kerstin

Welcome!

I was inspired to create a Art Journal page  in mixed media style this time, titled

- A walk through nature -

where I used only one MDF shape from Calico Craft Parts...

yes, it works 😁!!

 

I love to play with various shapes and textures and using the layering technique well know from scrap booking.

 In the background I worked with stencils, old book pages, stamps and Distress inks. In the foreground I also worked with dried nature materials like  leaves, moss and lichens. Always important for me: it must not look too  neat and tidy, because nature always convinces with diversity and apparent chaos.

 

Some close up's

Yes, I did it again! Some of you may have already seen some of my projects where I used this awesome tree as a tree but also to form roots with.

Firstly,  I covered the MDF shape with Weathered Wood (a crackle medium from DecoArt), after drying with white acrylic paint  and finally with 'Walnut stain' distress ink (Ranger) in some spots only.

 

Skeleton Tree Duo MDF Wood Shape - Style 1

 Many thanks for your visit!

Happy crafting!

Kerstin